Twisted stitches that create a raised design, adding texture and complexity to knitting projects.

A delicate knitting technique involving yarn overs and decreases, creating intricate, open patterns.

The number of stitches per inch in knitting; crucial for ensuring proper fit and size of the finished garment.

The process of altering patterns and measurements to create a unique garment tailored to individual preferences.

A small sample of knitting used to check gauge and practice techniques before starting a larger project.

The process of wetting and shaping finished pieces to achieve the desired dimensions and drape.

The technique of joining two pieces of knitted fabric together, essential for creating a finished garment.

Refers to the thickness of the yarn, influencing the drape and structure of the finished piece.

The amount of extra room in a garment for comfort and movement, beyond body measurements.

Modifying an existing pattern to fit personal measurements or design preferences.

A visual collage of inspiration, colors, and textures used to guide design choices.

Different fibers (like wool, cotton, or acrylic) that affect the texture and appearance of the knitted item.

Identifying and solving common knitting problems, such as dropped stitches or incorrect gauge.

The study of how colors interact, helping knitters choose harmonious palettes for their projects.

Decorative elements added to a garment, such as beads or embroidery, enhancing its visual appeal.

Visual representations of patterns, showing stitch placement and color changes for complex designs.

A collaborative feedback process where students assess each other's work, fostering improvement.

Methods used to complete a garment, ensuring it looks polished and professional.

A selection of yarn colors chosen for a project, influencing the overall design aesthetic.

Skills beyond basic knitting, such as cables, lace, and colorwork, enhancing creativity.

Recording the knitting process, including measurements and techniques used, for future reference.

Techniques for effectively showcasing completed projects to an audience, including storytelling.

A network of knitters who share knowledge, support, and inspiration in their crafting journeys.